Field research reveals implications of the Baganyi case on family dynamics in Nagari Pariangan, highlighting economic and communication factors.
This research discusses separation of beds in marriage law, a study of the Baganyi case. The author's aim in conducting this research is to find and describe the form of the Baganyi case, the factors causing the Baganyi case and the implications of the Baganyi case in Nagari Pariangan, Pariangan District, Tanah Datar Regency. The type of research that the author uses is field research, namely field research. using a qualitative approach, namely research that uses events and phenomena that occur in the field as they are in accordance with existing reality, the data collection technique that the author uses is an interview technique. Baganyi doesn't want to provide for her family and husband when Banganyi still wants to provide for her family. There are 5 factors that cause banyayi, namely economic factors, social factors, communication factors, third party factors and emotional factors. Meanwhile, the Baganyi case has implications for the family, such as implications for providing support to the wife and children and implications for the father's love for his children. From the results of the discussion, the author concludes that the Baganyi case that occurred in Nagari Pariangan did not fall into the nusyuz category but was only due to a misunderstanding within the household. In fulfilling the rights and obligations when the barangyi in Nagari Pariangan are not in accordance with Islamic law and the compilation of Islamic Law (KHI).
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